Were The Beatles wrong? Is this all you need?

He exposed the skyscraper that was “lasering” cars

My guest choosing their top 5 tracks is the enigmatic YouTuber Jago Hazzard, who very rarely appears on camera, and still won't reveal his real name. Along the way, we discuss cars being lasered by skyscrapers, his acting roles, how he came up with his name, how his music taste is playing catch up ... and obviously his top 5 tracks!

More the devil wears Prada than you think

On the podcast this week, fashion brand entrepreneur Esme Marsh opens up about the reality behind working for fashion brands, watching trash tv for extra productivity, the struggles of setting up an ethical fashion brand, and reveals her top 5 tracks, featuring some of the most beautiful vocal artists in the world today, including Saya Gray, James Blake and Adrianne Lenker.

Were The Beatles wrong? Is this all you need?

Keira and Emily from the excellent band SPYRES spill the beans on their Top 5 tracks. We talk everything from having success with your band when you're still at school, rocking up to the studio with only a verse to record, why 'Decepticon' is such a banger in Glasgow and I show just how unprofessional I am when a takeaway arrives during the show....

Nottingham poet Robbie Hood opens up about what we can learn from pigeons in our cities

The supremely talented poet Robbie Hood reveals his top 5 tracks, delivers some truths about our cities' pigeons, things not to say when you're drunk, the power of the spoken word and how to persevere as an artist.

The grassroots music venues crisis nobody's talking about

Mark Davyd, CEO and Founder of the Music Venue Trust, the charity created to save the UK grassroots music venues from annihilation, discusses his Top 5 most significant tracks. Along the way he reveals Keir Starmer's favourite album, what he'd rather talk to politicians about, his vision for every young person in the UK spiced up with loads of stories from a lifetime spent working in the UK Music Industry.